Bath Daily Notices and Local Happenings in 1912
October 15 1912 Bath column reports judge sentences for two older offenders each receiving 90 days in the house of correction with one man also to Uncle Wright’s custody until January 1913. Vital statistics for October listed births deaths marriages and a notable September death. Navy officers reassigned to Washington and to Vicksburg, and a Bath yacht cruise to Boothbay Harbor noted. Local wildlife incidents include a fox attack on hens near Richmond Corner and widespread deer sightings in Phippsburg Arrowsic and Georgetown. Community events cover Brotherhood of St. Andrew campfire, a Morse High school dance plan, and a Colonial club social with music dancing and meals.
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Per Wright
House of Correction
Buxton at Home on Spring Street Tomorrow Afternoon
Buxton will be at her Spring Street residence tomorrow afternoon for an undisclosed visit or activity details not provided in the readable text.
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Buxton
Spring Street
November 1894 date for first season noted
The readable fragment records that the latest date for the first season is in November 1894. The note mentions $91 in relation to the timing but lacks full context or accompanying details.
Steamer N Canada Carries Large Passenger Load
The N Canada steamer carried an unusually high number of passengers on its Boothbay voyage this afternoon, with many travelers noting the busy midday trip and steady demand for winter voyages.
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N&kanada
Boothbay
Mrs Deering Hosts Murray Club Meeting at Deering Street
A local society notice notes Mrs. Harry G. Deering will entertain the Murray club on Monday evening at her home, 22 Deering Street, inviting members to attend in a setting described as a blaze of silver.
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Alice Comeau
Floral Street
Miss Coméau
Mabel Rogers
Whiskeay
Dorcas Guild
Beacon Street
Ladies Aid
Skillings
Annie Campbell
North Street
Harry G. Deering
Murray Club
Deering Street
Stoner and Life Reader Available at Alameda Wigwam
A life reader known as Quae Palecigt offers consultations at her Alameda wigwam during Merchants Carnival week. She has lectured in 33 states and spent two years in London and Paris.
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The
Alameda
London
Paris
Bath Daily Notes and Local Happenings Oct 21 1912
The Bath area reports several items including Rev Charles Evans of Richmond seeking leadership at People’s Baptist Church, the Seminole returning after a failed recovery of the Bath schooner Henry Weiler near North Carolina, and crew saved by the Tiverton. Dreamland Theatre owner Hiram Abrams invited to Taft entertainment in Beverly Mass. Piney birds at Minott’s Pond amuse boys, Irving Trufant visits Bath, and Maine Central plans new steamer work. Maine veterans group elects officers for June encampment and local clubs schedule plays. Captain shortages for lumber schooners, potato harvest underway, hay prices steady, Mendelssohn Club officers elected, Governor Johnston to tour Maine, and Boston boat traffic up Bath river with heavy wapor.
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Hiram Abrams
Portland
Dreamland Theatre
Arene
Abrams Amusement Co
New England
Arthur Edward Kilham
William Howard Taft
Beverly
Mass
Kilman
Bath People At To Thee Bath People At Thee
Mrs Lavina Coombs Pierce and her son Franklin of Panama Canal Zone returned from a summer in Bath Maine. They traveled the South visiting Washington Virginia and Tennessee and saw the Rocky Mountains and Maine scenery. Mr Pierce record the trip in color film and showed it to Bath groups including Corliss Street Baptist church members.
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Lavina (Coombs
Shenandoah
Natural Bridge
Nashua
N. C
Rocky Mountains
Maine
Virginia
New York
Pierce
Bath
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Gamboa
West Bath Grange Evening Program Features Music and Readings
West Bath grange hosted a Monday program led by Marguerite Mulcahy with songs, marimba solos by Elsie Pinson, poems by Dorothy Eseley and Hope Ward, readings by Persis Miller and Shirley Taylor, harmonica solos by John Howe, and a tableau by Thelma Sylvester. Clara Reil won the penny march. a Statute of Liberty pose by Verna Coombs preceded a history read by Mrs. Sylvester, followed by God Bless America, then dancing to Carver's orchestra. Refreshments were served downstairs.
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West Bath Grange
Marguerite Mulcahy
Columb
Elsie Pinson
Dorothy Eseley
Alex Burgess
Persis Miller
John Howe
Hope Ward
Penny March
Clara Reil
Shirley Taylor
Thelma Sylvester
Verna Coombs
Woolwich Visitors Continue Journey to East Corinth
Woolwich continues on from Page Four to East Corinth where the travelers are hosted by Mrs. Carter's brother, extending their itinerary with a social call and inspection of local arrangements.
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East Corinth
Probate notices list for multiple Maine estates and actions
Court of Probate in the county publishes notices on October term for estates in Bath Woolwich Topsham and Bath. Names include Harry A Swift Charles W Higgins Edna L Johnson Thomas Warren Smith W Henry Double William W Ayer James N Lavigne Percy C Bailey Josephine L Perkins and others. Executors and petitions for probate licenses changes and final accounts are described with hearing dates and involved parties.
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Saaadahoe
Aden
Harry A. Swift
Woolwich
Mina G Swift
Mina G. Swift
Charles W. Higgins
Topsham
George Higgins
George W. Higgins
Edna L. Johnson
Bath
Charles T. Small
Thomas Warren Smith
Celestine Lavigne
Percy C. Bailey
Ethel Liley
Josephine L. Perkins
Ray E. Howe
Arthur J. Dunton
Local Families Attend Visits and Moves Across Town
Mr and Mrs Oséar shared meals with relatives. Lawrence Vail of Arrowsic and cousin Mrs Allen Pettengill visited at Malcolm Jewett’s home. Recent guests at Barley Neck Road included Fred Eastman of Andover Sidney Shaw and son Sidney Jr of Lynn and Mrs Ethel Blodgett Bath. Rev Daniel E Staffeld Woolwich Baptist pastor died Tuesday. Charles and Mrs McMahon moved from Malden Mass into a new Georgetown Center home. they were in Malden and Boston on business.
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Ethel Blodgett
Bath
Daniel E. Staffeld
Woolwich
Genesta Guest Officers Night at Mechanic Falls chapter
Dwinal Chapter of Mechanic Falls observes guest officers night with Leah Page and Donald Page invited to fill offices for the evening. Refreshments will be served.
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Dwinal Chapter
Mechanic Falls
Leah Page
Donald Page
Korea and Back by One Soldier
A single soldier returns from Korea to Fort Devens for reassignment. He reflects that eight more months remain before his service ends, detailing the transitional phase after overseas duty.
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Korea
Fort Devens
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